auric
- adjective
- /ˈɔːrɪk/
- So if somebody was really unhappy, depressed, depleted, their auric field or their energy would be really small, it would be shrunken.
So if somebody was really unhappy, depressed, depleted, their auric field or their energy would be really small, it would be shrunken.
- So if somebody was really unhappy, depressed, depleted, their auric field or their energy would be really small, it would be shrunken.
Examples
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She practices meditation to cleanse her auric field and promote positivity.
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Many believe that colors in the auric field can reveal a person's emotional state.
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During the energy healing session, they focused on balancing his auric energy.
Synonyms
A feeling of unusual sensations some people have before a migraine or seizure
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Auric in its spiritual sense is easy to remember: think of aura, which originally meant a 'breeze' or 'glow'. That's why an auric field is the glow or energy people say surrounds a person.